Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

.;,.,,J fine enliveniug dance. Atl2 &" clock
Inner yyag announced. IT was served III
tha large douhle-dccked pavilion halt way
nm II p mound, the tables being set on the
,,,,r.r platform, while the caterer win the
utensils belonging to his art occupied Inc
lover, The whole was nicely lighted an"
decorated with potted plants, making II an
deal Mace To serve an appetZng supper
amer supper the guests repaired to the
Il,,ylinp alley where the fascinating balls
,rare soon SET in motion by TO use an Ell
tir-Iy ORIGINAL eNpressiOnl far women ah'
Lr,ye men. After the game OF ten-pih'
.l,uriuy was again resumed and Kept up
until the hour Of departure, at which time
The CHESTS were called 10 order and Or.
nickey, on behalf OF the company, stepped
torward. and i'll neat little speech tender
"a the thanks of all present to Mr.. ana
Mrs Spedel for most delightful evening,
and EXPRESSED the hope, which contained
INST the shadow of hint, that they would
aniov many more such anniversaries.
Friday evening the MOnteliore club COM
nnsed OF a number Of young Jewish society
naonle. rave pleasant hop 1t franzhelm
UoiI on Main street About twenty couples
,yer. prcsent and all spent Il most delight
trl evening. dancing to Prot. Charlie Mil
meyer's music being the most enjoyable
feature. At II O'Clock the party repaired
In Ieirenirlder's where refreshments were
sawed in that caterers elegant style, after
,ybirb danciurwas resumed and continued
until an early hour in the morning.
Mr. James Hanes, of the North End en-
tertained a large number Of his friends III
most delightful manner Al Wheeling
Park. Thursday evening, in celebration oil
The anniversary of his birth. Dancing was
the chief feature of amusement, PrOi. bllIy
Mayers' orchestra furnishing the music
Bowling and other sports were also III
dulged in very pleasantly, and excellent
refreshments were served. The fun con
tinued until II o'clock when the party
returned on a special motor
Miss Aggie Clarity was rendered very
pleasant surprise party at her home on
Wood street, Monday evening, IN honor
of the anniversary of her birth. quite i
number of her friends were present ana
all spent q most enjoyable evening, dane
ing and other amusements assisting to pass
away the time. Refreshments were served
at i reasonable hour Those present we're
Misses Augic Clarity, Annie Meekam, May
l.. Carney. Rose Clarity, Maggie Mona
han. Mary Krtss, Della Campbell, Alice
Shay. of Fairmont; Annie Diyinncy, Celia
Burke, Stella Swcitzer, Mary Campbell,
Della Flynn, Mollie Noon, Mary Clarke,
Annie GcnotsEce, Emma Whitney, Mary
Devinncv, Kate Wier and MeNsrs III.
lGascnauer, J. !. Carney, c. Ney, NJ. Mack,
Bob SHAY, OF Grafton; Ed. Carney, ).
Kesslrr, J. IIascuauer, Eddie Fitzgerald,
C. Carney, w. Hahn, and Others.
Last Thursday evening Knoke's Hail,
on South Jacob street, contained about
twenty couples Of happ, youths and maid
ems, the occasion being a farewell surprise
party rendered to Louis knoke, OF CIncin-
natl, and Harry Apple, Of Cleveland.
quite an enjoyable evening was spent,
dancing being the chief enjoyment.
4 number of the young lady pupils OF
Mt. de Chantal under the charge OF Sister
Jane Francis, picnickcd on the l."Moyne
place, near Washington, Pa, Thursday,
and passed most delightful day IN the
woods.